Stephen King the Doubleday Years

[Brian861]

If you really had it, you would call it CDO, because that's the order the letters belong in!!!! LOL!!!

, Brad! LOL!

[drain74]

Now that 'Salem's Lot is heading out to eager owners, The Shining has all but sold out and there are preliminary images for Night Shift coming out, any thoughts or predictions if there will be bonus material and what it might be?

Will there be an uncollected (or even unpublished) story from the time included?

[Brian James Freeman]

The 'Salem's Lot Numbered Artist Edition traycases:



Brian

[Brian James Freeman]

A couple of color paintings from Glenn Chadbourne for the 'SALEM'S LOT artwork portfolio that I don't think I've posted yet:




(Raw scans, no color correction or the such applied yet.)

Brian

[frik51]

Awesome! Totally unlike what I expected!
Very, very well done.

sk

[Martin]

Best Chadbourne art I have seen yet. Very impressed!

[Brian James Freeman]

Just a quick note, I sent the additional bonus material for THE SHINING to the designer today and it totals just shy of 10,000 words.

Brian

[Brian James Freeman]

UPDATE: The Shining's page count has gone from 528 to 568 with the additional bonus material we're adding.

Brian

[Brian James Freeman]

A little sneak preview from NIGHT SHIFT for those who might be interested:



Brian

[TJCams]

Wow! Impressive isn't enough of an expression here.

[Brian861]

Awesome art work!

[Theli]

Yup, not bad at all!

[Cryptkeeper]

I eagerly wait for this book to be published.

[St. Troy]

Possibly a big day for me, in that I've basically gotten the better half to allow me to climb aboard the Doubleday Years train. Carrie is on its way, (I believe) The Shining is soon to follow, and (I believe) I am cleared for the rest as they come (I missed out on Salem's Lot and will watch eBay for bargains as the years go by...). Either way, I'm in, baby!

[note for the curious: they are kept in a jar and I have been assured they are quite safe.]

[Martin]

Possibly a big day for me, in that I've basically gotten the better half to allow me to climb aboard the Doubleday Years train. Carrie is on its way, (I believe) The Shining is soon to follow, and (I believe) I am cleared for the rest as they come (I missed out on Salem's Lot and will watch eBay for bargains as the years go by...). Either way, I'm in, baby!

[note for the curious: they are kept in a jar and I have been assured they are quite safe.]

Congratulations, they are beautiful books.